Starting today for a week Exact Editions and Carcanet Press are providing Open Access to a wonderful collection of 50 Carcanet titles via Twitter tweets. See here
And now for one of Mervyn Peake’s nonsense verses to whet the appetite and cover the head:
Exact Editions is now providing access to three fascinating books on Social Media from the new Open Access publisher University College of London Press.
The first three titles are available as free PDF files from the UCL Press web site, and they can also be accessed from Exact Editions via these links:
https://institutions.exacteditions.com/how-the-world-changed-social-media
https://institutions.exacteditions.com/social-media-in-an-english-village
https://institutions.exacteditions.com/social-media-in-southeast-turkey
the whole collection from:
https://institutions.exacteditions.com/ucl-press
The books provide empirical, comparative, insights into our use of social media and they have an elegant and … Keep Reading
Yesterday Exact Editions released Geographical’s complete 80+ year archive. For some months we have been working with Syon publishing to collect and scan all the back issues then to prepare a complete database of the magazine and this is now fully available and will be a great resource for individual subscribers to the magazine and for the institutions and libraries that have site licenses.
It was also of direct interest to me because I knew that my father had contributed … Keep Reading
Exact Editions invites librarians, scholars and readers to beta-test and comment on a new web Reader which will be usable with all Exact Editions subscriber accounts.
We are simultaneously preparing to release a first wave of digital books which will be licensed to libraries, universities, colleges and schools for perpetual access using the Exact Editions platform.
These books will be available for campus-wide, multi-user access and will be searchable with the new Reader app on the web and from the … Keep Reading
Exact Editions recently completed delivery of the complete archive for the New African magazine. Institutions can now subscribe to the complete archive for campus-wide access to all 430+ issues, 31,000 pages.
This short video shows some of the essential features that are necessary if magazine subscriptions are going to be sold to universities and major libraries:
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